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zombie said:
Anyone that buys BG boards needs there heads seeing to...we swapped merchants just to avoid the frustration
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Yes but did you know certain house builders have on specification to use bg boards so there get a rebate from bg.its a joke.basiclly get blackmailed into using them,give me sinat boards any day
 
Spudknit said:
Yes but did you know certain house builders have on specification to use bg boards so there get a rebate from bg.its a joke.basiclly get blackmailed into using them,give me sinat boards any day
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Oh i know mate...its all 1 big F*****g back scratch there all at it
 
I got these from Travis yesterday they were ok
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The Apprentice said:
Fair enough but if they were laid flat they could not warp like that.
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There come on a double pallet.there are warped on the pallet I'll get a picture on nxt pallet that comes,we complained to sig and he said there don't stack them high anymore.so if quite a few others are saying same there must be churned out like that
 
Spudknit said:
There come on a double pallet.there are warped on the pallet I'll get a picture on nxt pallet that comes,we complained to sig and he said there don't stack them high anymore.so if quite a few others are saying same there must be churned out like that
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TBF, they're manufactured on a continuous sheet process, so I don't really see how the manufacturing could be at fault, but somewhere in between production and point of sale, something must be going awry.
 
MakeItSmooth said:
TBF, they're manufactured on a continuous sheet process, so I don't really see how the manufacturing could be at fault, but somewhere in between production and point of sale, something must be going awry.
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It's not BG
 
Spudknit said:
Thing is people say it's storage etc but I've never had a problem with sinat boards or g tech knauf etc.
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Makes me wonder if BG might be stacking their boards when a bit more moist than other manufacturers.

Not saying that's true, just wondering if it might be one possibility.
 
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If you are having issues with boards drop me a dm with your mobile number and I will pass on your details and I will pass them on to the bloke that deals with them.
 
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